The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-14
In Brief.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Geo. +. Young and Anna NJ. Ziegel, Richard
Sleight and Lizzie c. Aherp.
All the lovers of the beautiful cordially
Invited to attend the art exhibition at ST. Johns
Academy. June % to 81. The paintings and
need1ework unuaually elegant this year.
The Young Mems Christian Association will
hold its monthly meeting at tho Newsboys
home tonight. The new constitution will be
considered and other business of importance will
probably como up
The sxcursionists who go to Warsaw on Tues
day next will have the opportunity to see at
in operation. The great Paramount, however,
will be in special play for the benefit of the
party.
DETERMINED TO KILL HERSELF.
Lou Tevis, living at PIG East Washington, at
tempted to commit suicide, yesterday morning.
by taking morphine DIR. Denke- Walter was
summoned and succeeded in saving her life by
using the stomach pump. This is the womans
second attempt within n month, and she still de-
clares she will end her life.
THE METHODIST ALLIANCE.
The Msthodist pastors, the superintendents Of
sunday-schools. and the two delegates chosen to
represent the several charges in the proposed
Methodist Alliance. will meet to night at Roberts
Park Church. for she purpose of organization.
A full and prompt attendance 10 desired. The
Alliance will be organized and put under way,
and, therefore, all members should be present
John Mathews, colored man, badly
handled by a gang of potato peddlers on Fall
creek. near the canal, yesterday. Seven or eight
of the peddlers were bathing in the canal in open
view of passersby and neighboring res
idents, and Mathews went to them and asked
assaulted him, and he cut twice in the
breast, and struck the head with rock
before he could get away from them.
WIFE ON THE wAR-PATH
Lucinda Huckwood. living on East Court
street, has suspected her husband Of paying at
ssntions to Laura Jones. goodlooking young
woman in the neiehborhood, and last evening
she called as Miss Jones's house and found
her husbands picture adjoining the mantle
piece That enraged her. and she began to
throw chairs and other articles Of furniture at
the young woman. After she had run every
body out of the house the police came MP and
arrested her for assault and battery and tres
pass.
THE ATTRACTION AT THE MUSEUM
The speciality company which began a weeks
engagement at the Museum last night drew q
large audience, and gave an entertainment that
caused much merrimenk Mcintyre and Heath
made the hit In their blacked-face specialties,
and the other people who appeared were Swift
and Chase, good musical team; the Brandfords.
who do funny dialect act; Miss Ruby Lytton,
who sings sweerly; frankie Jones' a clever
youngster; Jeppe and Fannie Delano: w. J.
Mills, the ventriloqust. and others The COM
pany will appear all week, afternoon and even
ing.
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED YESTERDAY.
The following building permits were issued
yesterday: f. Deitz, brick addition to factory on
Madison avenue, near Morris street, 81. 300;
Charles Wagner, two frame cottages on Union
street, near Palmer. 500 each; w. r. Jordan,
two frame cottages on Hosbrook street,
Dillon, $3.50 each; jay voss, addition TO stable
on alley between Meridian and pennsylvania
ana ONO ana New YORK streets; Ohve A. John
wi WI. ir H $500 1I LII, 49,
South Illinois street, between Louisiana and
Georgia, $4,000
ASSAULTED ON THE HIGHWAY.
John Egger, residing at Nc. 3l9 Coburn street.
while out riding with his family on Sunday
afternoon on the Michigan road, couple OF miles
from the city, met three drunken men In hack
Az he started to drive around them one Of them
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fright The drunken men, Mr. Egger thinks,
intended 10 rob him.
DARING SAFE ROBBERY.
When w. Ii. Roll, the carpet dealer on South
Illinois street, opened his store yesterday morn
Ing ne found that mis- safe nad been broken open
and $3.50 in cash stolen The robbery was dar-
ing in its execution. BY climbing telegraph
pole in the rear Of the building, the roof was
reached, and from there . man was let down
from the skylight to the floor by a rope. He
unbolted the rear door and admitted his part
ners The shells were bored through and the
trmblers were then easily manipulated All the
contents Of the safe had been overh auled, but
only the cash was taken. The safe sat near the
front door, but was obscured from view by the
draperies that hung in the Windows
SEVERAL BIG REAL-EsrATE DEALS.
There were eighteen real-sstate conveysnces
recorded yesterday, aggregatirg in value nearly
100000 w. A. Sturgeon. of Delaware county.
bought thirty lots in Martindale & Stills ad-
dition. south of the city. for sl2. 900. The pur-
chase was made from j. Ensign Fuller of New
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,rens,arred a two.,bird. intara.t IN his nnrcb.sa
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